Binky Mack’s influence extends far beyond his role in Allfrumtha I, as he played an integral part in the West Coast hip-hop movement through his involvement with Westside Connection and Hoo Bangin’ Records, led by the legendary Mack 10. Westside Connection, a supergroup formed by Ice Cube, Mack 10, and WC, is one of the most iconic rap groups of the 90s. Their music represented the West Coast with unapologetic pride, blending gangsta rap with political commentary and street stories.

Through his connection with Mack 10, Binky Mack contributed heavily to the sound of Hoo Bangin’ Records, founded by Mack 10 to showcase West Coast talent. As a producer and behind-the-scenes force, Binky helped craft the gritty, hard-hitting beats that became a staple of the Hoo Bangin’ sound. He produced music for Allfrumtha I and various other artists on the label, solidifying his place as a key player in West Coast hip hop.

During these formative years at Hoo Bangin' Records and Westside Connection’s peak, (Jesse, also known as Paul McNasty) was fortunate enough to meet Binky Mack. Nearly 15 years ago, Binky saw his potential and took him under his wing, showing him the ropes of music production. 

In his studio, Paul Mcnasty learned the intricacies of beat-making, sound engineering, and the complexities of navigating the music industry.

Binky's studio was more than just a place for recording; it was a creative hub where legendary artists would come to collaborate, hone their craft, and create the music that shaped the culture of the West Coast. 

Throughout Mcnasty's early days learning from Bink, he had the chance to witness firsthand how Binky worked with and produced music for notable names like Mack 10, WC, Ice Cube, and other artists affiliated with Hoo Bangin’. These experiences were invaluable, giving Paul insights into the collaborative process and teaching me the discipline required to succeed in this competitive industry.

Over the years, Binky Mack has produced tracks for a wide range of legendary artists, including:

• Mack 10: Binky was instrumental in shaping Mack 10’s solo sound, providing hard-hitting beats that matched Mack’s lyrical intensity.

• WC: Binky’s production helped elevate WC’s signature style, with tracks reflecting West Coast rap's raw, street-oriented essence.

• Ice Cube: Working within the Westside Connection, Binky contributed to crafting the group’s sound, which became synonymous with West Coast gangsta rap in the late 90s.

• Squeak Ru: His production work with his Allfrumtha I partner, Squeak Ru, showcased his deep understanding of creating music that resonated with the streets.

• Boo Kapone: As an affiliate of Binky Mack, Boo Kapone benefitted from Binky’s production expertise, creating music that brought out Boo's distinctive style and wit.

Being in the presence of these West Coast legends during Mcnasty's early days shaped his approach to music production. Paul Mcnasty watched how Binky crafted his beats precisely and seamlessly integrated different elements of West Coast sound, from funk-inspired basslines to hard-hitting drums. This environment influenced his technical skills and instilled a deep respect for the collaborative and creative process.